If your player can’t burn it, then NoteBurner can’t help you. Unlike Tunebite 5 that records the output from the soundcard, NoteBurner emulates the process of burning a CD to make a DRM-free copy.Īlso The number of formats that NoteBurner can convert varies depending on the media player that you are using to create a burn list. When converting DRM protected audio files using Noteburner you need to keep in mind that your computer must be authorized to play the music before the conversion process can take place. Unlike other DRM audio converters using sound recording technology, NoteBurner Audio Converter introduces a smart virtual CD-RW burner, which simulates CD burning and CD ripping process, to convert DRM protected M4P, M4B, AA, RA, OMA, WMA to unprotected MP3 and AAC with ID tags preserved.

Noteburner which helps windows users convert DRM protected M4P, M4A, M4B, AAC musics to plain MP3 with high speed and excellent quality. Overall the interface is user-friendly, and efficient to use. On the main screen there is a convenient feature where you can click on an icon to launch your default media player. At the top of the screen there are four icons to click on that quickly get you to all the features of NoteBurner incidentally, hovering your mouse pointer over each one displays a tooltip that describes what each icon is for. When first run, you will be greeted with a startup screen that gives you basic tips on how to get started. NoteBurner has a clean and simple interface that is easy to learn.

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